Fear & There

We're back with another episode on one of 2026's most exciting premises for a horror movie. This is a solo episode, so come listen and keep Jay company as he unpacks this horrific sonic experience.

Jay is joined yet again by his an obnoxious cohort of childhood friends to review 2022's Justin Long instant classic, Barbarian.

In episode 44, Jay's brother returns to take things down a few decibels with Mike Flanagan's high-concept, home-invasion thriller.

After a long wait, we're finally back with another Fear & There and Friends edition, covering one of our favorite horror-comedies. Tune in if you're into all that macho stuff—what are you, a sociology major?

In this episode, we tackle Jordan Peele's Nope and discuss our favorite films involving extra terrestrials—with a special guest.

Jay is joined by three of his childhood friends to talk about an unconventional comfort watch starring Christian Bale

Asha is back to talk about Alex Garland's immensely uncomfortable film Men

Zach is back! Join us for a very special episode of Fear & There, where we discuss the 2021 legacy sequel Candyman.

In our first episode in a few months (sorry everyone!), we're hitting the pit for A24's gore-heavy indie film Green Room.

In our latest installment of Fear & There & Friends, Jay is joined by his dad and brother to talk about the (not-so-horror) films Ghostbusters I & II. Don't cross the streams!

In our 36th episode, Jay is joined by two High School friends to talk about 2001's campy-yet-creepy Jeepers Creepers.

In Episode 35, Jay is joined by his fiancé Julie and.... the in-laws (almost)! Listen to us dissect the oddly fun and undeniably campy Freaky starring Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton.

In our second installment of Fear & There & Friends, Jay sits down with his old college roommate and OG horror movie friend to talk about the oft-overlooked supernatural Irish film The Hole in the Ground.

In the first episode in a series we're calling "Fear & There & Friends", our dear friend Asha grabs the mic to sit in for Zach, while he's tending to his newborn baby. Join us as we discussed the infinitely disgusting but undeniable capable body-horror film Raw.

In episode 32, Zachary and Jay trade frustrations on the latest installment of James Wan's Conjuring Universe

In this special episode, Zachary and Jay talk about a movie that they... wait for it... saw at a movie theater! Join us for a chat about A Quiet Place Part II, and what makes a good movie theater snack.

His House is a 2020 Netflix film that has substance, style, and more than its share of scares. Listen in as we dissect this modern horror gem.

1BR isn't the best movie, but it certainly isn't the worst. Listen in as we try to make sense of this middling movie

On episode 28, we revisit an old Sam Raimi favorite from 2009. Is it still good? We're... not sure.

A24's latest horror phenomenon is another debut—this time about a devout Catholic who works as a hospice nurse. Listen in as we weigh in on the virtues of Saint Maud.

Marrowbone is a period horror film that aims to tackle grief, trauma, and ghosts. Listen in as Jay and Zachary try to tackle how the hell they feel about this movie.

Unfriended: Dark Web is an interesting sequel in a very singular new genre of POV horror. Tune in to hear what we think of this possibly gimmicky concept.

For our first episode of 2021 (actually recorded in 2020), we're tackling a horror heavy hitter. Listen in as Zachary and Jay don't see eye to eye on one of the genre's most iconic films.

On this special holiday episode of Fear & There, we tackle Black Christmas, one of the few holiday horror movies that's worth digging into.

Hellraiser is undoubtedly campy, but it's also undoubtedly capable. In our 23rd episode, we tackle the first film in one of the most creatively brutal franchises in horror movie history.

Join Jay, Zachary, and their two better halves Julie and Mandy to discuss 1999's cultural phenomenon The Sixth Sense.

Tune in to a very special Halloween episode where we discuss A Nightmare on Elm Street—1984's unabashed supernatural slasher classic.

A true part of torture-horror canon, Audition leads its viewers to a dark, romantic pit of despair. Join us and a special guest for a deep dive into one of horror cinema's most disturbing entries.

The Platform is a movie that some critics claim "we need right now". But, for our 19th episode, we'll try to convince you why it's a lot more complicated than that.

For our 18th episode, we tackle our oldest film to date—1960's medical slasher Eyes Without a Face.

On episode 17, we dive into 2020's Relic, a supernatural horror film about three generations of a family grappling with dementia.

Join Zach, Jay, and two very special guests to discuss Mark Duplass's manic, oddball, found-footage film Creep for our 16th episode.

Our 15th episode sees us reviewing Candyman, what many consider to be a horror classic. We also welcome a very special guest to weigh in—Robbie from the Straight Chilling Podcast.

On episode 14, we dig into 2019's Dr. Sleep, the endlessly complicated, contextually problematic sequel to Kubrick's The Shining.

Unlucky episode number 13 sees us reviewing a very frustrating film about grief in a remote New England cabin.

A surprisingly split conversation on 2001's ghost story, The Others, starring Nicole Kidman.

Join us (and a special guest) as we explore a particularly emotional and unnervingly remote Swedish commune.

On this very special Friends & Family episode, we invite a special guest to explore the sinister, decaying roots that make up Ari Aster's twisted take on one family tree.

This episode, we dig into one of del Toro's least-discussed films—a macabre story set during the Spanish Civil War. And no, it's not Pan's Labyrinth.

Take a stroll with us as we break down the 2020 Grimm fairy tale Gretel & Hansel on our 8th episode.

Listen in to our seventh episode as we weave a tale about a movie based on a haunted dress (seriously).

This episode, we hobble our way through our second review of a Stephen King adaption: 1990's Misery.

On this episode, we tackle The Nightingale, Jennifer Kent's 1800s revenge film, which serves as her followup to her breakout success, the Babadook.

In our fourth episode we discuss In the Tall Grass, Netflix's latest Stephen King adaption.

In our third episode, we explore David Cronenberg's classic psychological body horror film.

On episode two, we agree to disagree on the fifth installment in the polarizing Paranormal Activity series.

In our first episode, we break down Tobe Hooper's 1979 classic from start to finish. We also introduce the podcast and what you can expect in future episodes